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THE "HAYMARKET" INJUNCTION.

opposition TO tho motion continue the
strain william Mcmahon frOm giving minsIrslsy perform
anco and selling liquor resort called
nth and Thirtieth.st., l.. &.
Yesterday appeared before Justice
supreme Court Chsn6ers accompanied by McMahon and
ai ayt which tho injunction was granted
In order TO give HE detective tine 10 mako AMI
davt which aftcrward submted IL that
The evening when Price Visited tho place admission
tho stage The floor ami tables IN tho gallery
drlnkDg and smoking. Assistant
noraton Counsel Scott said this bad ain
ds nit hat produced affidavit by Ierencs OBricn notary
pubc that d. before him 10 tho aila
Mr Waehner thcn read An affidavit by James Met uiion
Victory Association who that tho
svsuins February 90 when Price visited the aynA Of
his had hired the place and that all the proceeds
went The fees charged
we're aud checks Mr. waehner asked that tho
iniunc t,on be dissolved. The decision reserved
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10 nroR0ANLzE Tile CUSTOMS spnrron

Collector Magone's "Commssion on Recommopaa
tons a. TO Reorganization made n report yesterday
which a. referred To Secretary Mannl But NJ, Mr.
Manning Is only Secretary OF the Treasury n, IN.
pay rols. aud Is about TO 20 to Europe. the report viii
probably to Acting secretary Faronild The re-
mort makes several endations for changes In IN.
Organization OF the various divisions Of the Cmso,n
House the basis OF regular series of duty
with tho arrival Of the ship and concluding with The
rendition Of the hnal accounting IL provides for three
additional divisions and the head OF each IA epu,
collector IL viii add 40 many officers hui n IL y.
sued that there will DO increase OF exnense IN tia
service In addition 10 tho Cocc ors Immediate ofco
and the correspondence bureau there be the follow
Ing divisions
PrstThe Marine Diyson-to embrace all relating
their propery second-fOr the merchandise rbinl
-for The wstehonslnE aud withdrawal OF murcban,ilse
Fourth Cashier sF0r tho payment VI duties, Fh or pub
lie lhs and delivery package, Tor CT
by apprsisers SIXTH Bonded For
the sup.rvision and custody Of goos
seventh. the nnal OF
dutiesi tisbta-tor The liquidation Of drAwoaoks Ninth
LAwFor Tho care of suit 1T 10y
lector Tenth, Disbursements The payment draw.
baoss refunds saAries Eleventh Auditors Tie
nnAl accounting OF ell matterA
The Collector states IL HE purpose 10 grade the AL
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ONL Y STRENTTHT to WRITE On n DE1 III LETTER.
Heinrich Crusins, young German bartender who had
been boarding at No. 90 Greenwich ave. shot himself I'm
the head Thursday night The police hun TO FL
vincents Hospital where he died In the morning. He
had been suffering from consumption and recently had
been discharged from the German Hospital as incura.
His sister died in obOkeD hospital FROM the same com
plant two weeks aud his brOther. who mad been IN
with the disease III IT, Nncents Hospital died last wrst
Knowing that he could not live much longer, Heinrich
had determined 10 hasten his death lie left several
tiers to explain his suicide One addressed IN nj,
mother, Margaret Crusins, at Bremerhaven Gerinanv
and read a. follows:
DRAR MOTHER Last Sunday We buried Ind vii. and Mon,
day 20 10 tho hospital for secund inns on 10 H.
learn that my hOIeiess In fact had sIi.,tv
grown weak to walk far write 10 teli vo a.,
rather than suffer brother sister DID AZ
~ lilo with pistol Ot Luwigs sick money
only S62 the funeral $65 there IA 1oihny aY
tomorrow his Insurance
tho undertaken Will get enough 10 bury me Tor Tba
resi- will be by SIR. Vett to whom writ.
irving your address The sewing Iuachiue give Ia ~ 49,
audi MY clothes with Vet who ,bc,, III.
II want tn when Va uu,,y
NAV YOU ana Lord forgive Dear Mrs Uuhn.r 49,
mother had TO 10 u, AZ long.r
they would not keep At the hospital Faithiny vonr
son. HEISnlcll.
Other letters we're I'm similar strain but To u wobl
ers, OF No. Ioratio-st. no wrote:
Ihave not streng another death letter p.,.
read the To vett-but keep the sewing machine ''
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TIE COURTS.
CuARLIER CONTINUES HIS STORY.

CIIAKLIEK CONTTNIE5 IT'S STUKY.
ta Of the suit in which tho Panama Railroad Company
seeks u Ellie Stacey Charer and Clement Dupuy
for which Is alleged that they failed ~ account after
having Possession Of employees OF the company
at Aspnw Alter the burning Of the company Offices during
the Instruction 1885, resumed yesterday with tho lie.
fyndsnt Cb.rle the stand lie said that while he
rel ho carried private exchange
Asa basis for this business ho had deposit TO
1000 with Decktr Howell Co. OF this city lie
frequently drafts tue hrn business AL.
% cent lie also exchanged gold for silver coin
10 900 laborers who after the tho
isbmns TO Jamaica When ho left Aspnwa no had somo
money OF tho safes which no left
Ats Li, brotler N.n Dyks Chaflor 70 continue tho
stated Leforo he left Aspinwa 10 had accounting
with Cashier bunny, who told him that every hing
Before tho went TO Aspin hs hal
engaged stock transactions and Judgment had been
talncd against him IN this city.
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DEALING IN PREM UNI BONDS.


Mr.. HORNER EXPLAINS HIS BUSINESS WHICH
LOUISVILLE PEOPLE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND.
dispatch from Louisville published In ycstcr-
days TRIBUNE telling about certain transactions in
European premium bonds In that city by W. f. Horncr
broker OF No. 65 Walst this city. The dispatch also
stated of the purchasers Of these bonds. be-
coming suspicious that something wrong. had made
ques Ia this city and learned that Mr. HOrDer had
Office at No 65 Wall ST., ard that the bonds he sold for
500 could be obtained for $32 80 In Europe,
A TRIBUNE reporter found Mr. Horner In we'll
furnished suite OF on the first hoor Of No. 90 Wall
st. Mr. Homer read the dispatch shown him by the
porter and said:
tia mainly correct was not in Louisville sold the
bonds through agent and At No 80 Wast a.
governments and municipalities Of Europe They bted
and quoted In the newpapeIs there There are several other
The plans We sell The bonds instanent plan Of
twenty monthly payments Of So each and give 70 each person
certificate containing the number OF each bond and
entrIng him to al premiums ths bond may
ranging $40 To $4,000 tho purchased
bonds have value and iko many tickets In
lottery When they mature the government municipality
"Yes true that the bonds cell for 500 Europe
$2 90 But have 10 send over there for them have 10
money locked mp In them almost two years. for according
contract have to the bonds corresponding The
nasq ID lns ID ny Sos 70 G. ,ns s
purchaser printed schedule Of the drawings free u charge
the printing and postage myself nsn my ocs Expenses
are heavy and when these things are taken into
my profit Is not 20 large a. II seems.
Mr. Horner showed tho reporter copies Of his con-
tracts lists OF the drawings and book which set forth
the principle features Of his method Of doing business
Hannah NJ Wheeler. OF Jasper, Mich. sent letter
swinded by rm IN this city dealing In drawn by
lot Mayor Hewitt sent the letter To tho Police Commits
Counsel MT lacombe Thursday returned with the
opinion mat me nrm Was acting within the law
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NOT A BROTHER OF JOSIE MANSFIELD.

William p. Mansfield. advertising agent for theatr
rical companies removed from the Paisley House at
eixthava and Twenty eghth-st. to Bellevue Hospital
early In the week suffering from alcoholism and rheuma
tsm lie is about fifty years Of age and has boarded at
the hotel six years His condition critical yesIer
day and the physicians did not expect him TO recover
IMPORT started that he was brother OF josie Mans
Geld and that she living 1T No 2l3 West Twenty
oud st under tho assumed OF Mrs Tracy. At the
house In second st. the reporters found hand
Of middle Who said she was Mrs. Tracy
and added:
Mr. hsnshe ia not brother OF Josie Mansfield and prob
oby Also he l. not my brother and
aever of Mansfield. Ny husband and
thave known Mansfield for twenty years. aud after he
Aim Understanding that he bal little money when he was
Bellevue that he shOnd not 10
the Charity Hospital until had sent word Of bis
condition his roer engaged In the coal and coke
single without relatives this city. Tho worst that
said about him that he drank TOO much AZ tmes
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70 MAKE ROYAL PALA OE OF CASTLE GARDEN.

70 MAKE ROYAL PALA CE OF CASTLE GARDEN
Tho fanatic conduct OF Franz Bonah for the last few
Aas the German Consul the officers Of the German
Society," and Assistant en1mann at Castle
earsn Yesterday he called upon Mr. Heinzmann. repre-
eened himself Secretary the German LazStiOn China
And ten ane loan Of $1,000 on ebaf OF tho German Gov
He declared sat the Chinese desired
Emperor ami that ho would take
0sreea and furnish u his palace He had
German IonsuI and SOCIETY with similar
the. hal bis They found that lie been
In tho Second ARTILLERY a. kongsbefs aud about
Vac severely injured by falling from horse After shUrt
stay In the hospital no sent to his home. His
him QUO marks and he wandered OF England
h wrote lie does know how lie
country. that robbed Of his clothing
Nston. and what little he had and then put lin
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NEWS FROM The SUBURBS.
LITTLE EVIDENCE AGAINST MURRAY.

James murray the mysp prisoner who taken IN
the Jersey City Police Headquarters Thursday night will
he arairne before Police Justice stlsnr this morning and
will probably lie discharged want OF evidence The police
thOn hi they hat sufficient evidence inplco Murray In
The Rten 70 destroy tho Ponnsyyania RaIroad
Chicago and the railroad waiting by Of
In cina nacne. hut after ny sgaton chief Of Police Mur
ply Nrks that the evidence Ia strong enough Railroad
AMI who erpectch 10 heniiy Murray
unable TO do positively aOu two OF a. EN- said they
hun the Chrago In the vomtns cabin sitting opposite
The place where the bottle Of qni strwar found lie
In tho tie railroad station
riaine that he had bee In the ~ the
pany brakeman The detective. stl WORKING the
aud whatever evidence Ia obtanei will be produced
this morning Tie technical charge upon which the
prisoner held Ia obtaining under fase pTetenees by
drawing another mans pay.
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

wAKrFrLn.A pos, office has been established with
jacob Monty rs postmaster.
sSe Siso-Jon Richards and his brother Thomas sartsi
Thu TO shoot along
u ud-on haIlIuAd John Instantly Lisd Nv a
A meeting Of ctnehs held
Ing tho pnrposo VI choosing hyo adopt
arrangements 10 secure supply VI
george a. BraBdreth talei
then male Tor sppoL tment Of s
Able opposition infested
cared armed however and Mr. Brabdreh and his
left the Nhen tie oplos ton
ing when appointed committee to present names of
suitable persons tho position OF
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JERSEY CITY,

The Ancient Order Of Hb~rnian- OF Hudson County VIII
celebrate 81 Pstucks Day by parade jersey CITY aud
Hohokcn There Will be fourteen divisions In line comprs
ug ! 200 men.
Committees tho vorkinCmsn agci IN the recent
strikes soliciting subscriptions for The benefit OF The
who have been Isken bask 10 They
officials politicians business ADD
the ed and their families beng
titutc condit lon.
-srah Merritt thirteen. daughter OF - Merritt. Of
No. 81 cottage died Thursday frum peculiar
besday night Lcr face became swollen abscess
cheek. burst
and si. died tom
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d until Monday next at IL o'clock.
THE COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY. March H.
sau.e. arx,ie.i W rei

AIs.yY March .-In the Court OF Appeals to day the
causes argued wsrei
No 22i-onsy L. Carpenter. respondent agt Boston
and Albany railroad Company appellant John Cadman for
a,,,ellsuI IL, h. Andrews TOT respondent.
270-Chares w. keoi respondent agt, Henry A. TIL.
dan appellant. Dismissed without undcr Rule XII
40 2y3-John A. Baglcy, appellant agt Peler Bowa,
shorin respondent Edward H. Tor ppellant r. Il.
Mclean for respondent
No Alfrei H. Smith and ohers, respondeuts sst
Henry Cleats appellant Albert A Abbott Tor appellant
Charles n. Woodbury. for respondents
as7in the matter Of The Judicial accounting OF Jacob
Storm, executor appellant
No 2s&-Ths people rel John NJ. Grape appellant Aet
Rsooxder Of The Gig Of Albany respondent James H.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVAL

nm /renus Rofsl-senator George HcAr OF Msi
setts, Congressman vii lam l. ecott o. ,iis,r.
George Erwin: Of Potsham =, 0snsral 4 s,scsna Of
Atca. N. 6man Bcnn-senst9f xaese, and Viii
lam l. EIiins OF Philadelphia Hamilton Hars OF %
Nathaniel Wheeler OF Brigepo and a: a. aaSnnnr lanes
l. Howard and Henry Robinson. Of Hartra,, I'm n bon
nell OF York IU Of
Sfocnon al NAWJersev. Gtsey h0tSs-secietaJ VI
state l. M Hubbard, Of Connecticut
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limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

w,suISGroy March ll.-rho following business was
transacted the supreme Court Of tho Gate state, today
Er parto-n the matter Of Thomas Harding petitioner
Motion leave 10 nlc petition Tor habcos corpus Sub
,niii,d by j. X. Toole for tho petit oner
NO s7l Tho tinted states appellant agt the Maxwell
land trant and others Argument continued by
,oneiud,si by J. A. Bentley Tor appellant
No 1858, The Mercantile National Bank OF NewYorh
apueIIants agL the ayor etc. OF the city OF ork
r.un,. nj begun by G. w. Wells appellant and con Timed
Inv J. &. Carter ior appeleea
Aa,onru,d until Monday nort al IL O'clock
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BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

There was further hearing yesterday IN tho Bouccaut
avoree sut before Referee Niemann In the Office OF William
scev Miss Agnes Robertson has finished her
Other witnesses examined several from outside
city, who rave testimony 10 he effect that they had heard
40 introduced her. -
Ibs motlon 10 tho OF the New.Yok Rail-
wsy oupany AMI to recOnvene tIo Commission FOR tho
no.c of taking further testimony which
Rarnr before the General Term OF Supreme
Court was tor weeks the request Of
p Wheeler tho other counsel consentlng.
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Section ~ Of cnaptsF s6S a. sns hvs OF 1eoS neoS
amended 70 rsad % follswss
Any stree. surface ravsy company nay . ny $40,
other locomotive steam power which may %
BY majority Of tbs property owners ootamee sSoo
spcs with seotlons Of this Bus n 0t3ee o. ov "
b0 900 street surface 'sirocn company
trartim and lay and construct Al the neoeeeA ~
chanioa appliances thereof upon recovtns tns consens
taned With TIC provsons Of sections
and Of this act"
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yARIo1s NEw.IERsEY TOWN.

John Johnson. the newly appointed
Democratic postmaster has reapponted az assistant post
John ~ Bugeft Who has held The ONCE Tor several
years. SIR BoFcrt IL Republican.
soNggyiltE rhe fret Antisaoon Republican League In
New Jersey formed Thursday nlght his place Al
bert Gruns adfess Iuesisy At MAS meeting brought
about ami Tie whole county will be- Og~nll, At once.
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CONNECTICUT TOW Nc.

REDDIy0.-Mrs. Priscilla Goodse about Q sro o.le
braed her hunIedth birthday Her sister, EunIc.
Banks OF Greenfield M died at tho Of ninety years
and her grandfather At the age OF one hundred. $500
BmDCErORI.-GOyernot Lounsbury has approved the re-
port Of committee appointed to Investigate the
Ft,h hodIris III ome In DArIeD
A. Berrs this cty. The shows th.r, wa, "a
charged lack Of good food bat due 10 ~
the trustees but 10 unoIp cted Increase
iulna
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pREpIoAMEyr OF A GROCERY FIRM

Baker Clark and provision merchants at Jay and
Greenwich and members Of the Produce Exchange failed
about the by OF tho Ex change do not
Ssmpel members who fall 10 be pose they neglected. 70 do
10 that they might continue to trade the door, creditor
yesterday complained sganst the nrm bong privileged 10
Fads The door and this TO come before committee To-
Gay hut the hrm learning that 10 be made
Dmedssey posted themselves unable 10 tbeir
eenus spenxements Tue nrm were originally solely en-
hGaGed N grocsfieA
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Start Of Coro e and for great ocean yAchtHe
Bnrai of Mr. Beecher Greenwood Cemetery. $780,,
BROOKLYN Assembly Investigating Committec' YOUTHFUL
Council Ihamber. IL q N. -, ,o,.. -, =,
Senate Taxation No 82 Nassauet, ~ III
Bnrpum r orepau circus parade, evening.
Msttern-> age case before Referee Hawea M
Prof H. l. Farchilis free lecture Cooper Union Up M
Saturday Night Club dinner Hotel Bruuswich, O. M
Amencan Athletic Club gymnastc contests, WOODS Wy M
nasum, 3 p. ,-., x,,,.. Mats.
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IRVING HALL SEEKING LABOR VOTES

The Irving Hail Executive Committee last evening or
eanzed for 1887 by the election Of Robert Mooney
chsrman Oscar H. Bogart vicechairmnn. Joseph r. Nc
Donough and James T.. Rogers secretaries, Nicholas
Houghton treasurer William Clancy sergeant AZ arms
Colonel Frederick A. Conkng addressed the meeting, DC
clarng the organization should place itself squarely
the platform LAID down by thomas Jefferson. II this
done he thought the labor vote would mass under
Irving Halls standard
Henry Nichols offered resolution that the minority
the coal beavers strike presented IN the Assem-
bly, represents the principles laid down by Thomas JEFF
ferson, while the majority report represents the pDcE
pies Of corporate monopoly and also asking that the PO
ice Commissioners be required by the LEGISLATURE TO
grant Inspector of Election In each election district
10 tho Labor party
The committee adjourned subject TO the call Of the
chair
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK....... FRIDAY. MARCH IL. Is

| PORT OF Ew.YoRK.........FRIDAY. MARCH H. 1887
| ARRIVED
Steamer Adriauc Br Psrsell Liverpool Mar Queens.
town with mdse and 4S6 passengers TO corts Arrived
steamer AmicHa Son, Rcimers Baracoa 6h days. with
NUT TO II Dnno. Arrived at ,he Bar at q m
10 iorso a h'nN'' VII" Ho' anu
Shin Biaci Hawk c,ierl wach.muth Amsterdam 81 DAYS
with Iron and empty barrels 10 order vessel TO Waten Toel
snip Everest (o Yarmouth Ns Robbins London 90 days
ami empty barrels 10 order; vessel 70 Boyd
BARK Mou utap Perzola. Lcrhorn IS days. mdse
with tim ma.s ,' 70 order Vessel 10 Whitney Co.
-UNSEr-wnt At sany HOOK. fresh. Nwi clear. At
City Island. the same.
Arrived Yesterday
steamer carOpaclet Rss rsTnanana via BTansTGf ca
FAR a cs'G s.. s nne Ss s1y with
rg tDtch Porter st Martins "a days with salt to
rp%TeE s s,Ssa days with
CLEARED
Steamer Greece tBr>. jeffrey London-F W Hurst
ysTSog 4o.n or HAMS Liverpool WA
steamer sypt 'Br sumner. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Mount Lebanon Br EnIcOtt BristO-nender,On
steamer Arocuna tBrl. strickland. GlassOwHendcrson
steamer Gei.er DAM. Mollcr. stetn Copenhagen &C
Steamer Vera Ger. Dussus. Bremen Southampton
Steamer We,tcrnland tBels). Randle An,werp-Pe,er
steamer la Oascogne ttr, nahteL haNrc-Louls DC be
steamer Caaca. Hopkins Laguayra Puerto Cabello
Curacao Boul,on. Bliss & Dallett
steamer AnncIiia tNOr. leimsr,. Eingston,H DamOls
Steamer Carondee Evans. Port ROYAL and Fernandina-
steamer CIV Of savannah Smith savannah-enry Yonge
Steamer Bsneiactor. chichester. Wilmington. NC-wmP
Steamer ola Dominion Smith, Norfolk. City Point and
ship KaroO tBr. Munro Iondon-C W BertauI.
Ship Burgess fHr Cofill Perth Amboy- &C Bertaur
BARK Teoce dtap. Celesana. PorLuoh. Itay-Iawrencc
BarS CASTELAR, (Nor Qvae Bucno. yres-Cars,en Boo.
Bark Edmund Phlnney. Young. Oibara- Miller & Hough
bark Ragnar (Br Donald. Phlladelphia-scammen
Brig Robert Move. Peterson. st Pierre MArtni9ue-H
Brig Thomas Turu ollstedt. PoiDta Pitre. Guad-L Wa
r Armstrong ,,.,
Steamers st Romans for Liverpool.
Ships CorInga for Antwerp: Arbela London.
Banks gdo for Buenos Ayre. Atlantic Barbadocs jose
4 Moro MatanYas; Strathay, philadelphia.
Bgs Robert Move. for Martinique; larry Stewart stvin
cent
Also saied-via Long Island sound Glaucu for
Boston
Anchored at American LlOyd' for Lisbon
aud CadiZ.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. Mar ll-Arrived. steamer Ludgato HIN (Br)
Brown from NewYork,
moro Feb 49, Toutona tBr Taylor III
Prins george GER, Pett. from New.York.
LrvERPo0. Mar9-saiied. steamer The Queen tBr, MILL
GLASGOW. Mar Arrived steamer State Of Alabama tBr
sailed steamer Circassia IBrl Campbell for New.York
PRAwLg POINT, Mar ll-Passed, steamer Canada (Br.
Fooc from New.Sork Feb "a
Mar SAILED steamer orasbrook oer) schwaner Boston
ANTWERP Mar 10 Arrived steamer Begeniand (Beigl.
FUNK. Mar s-sailed. steamer Castledalo tBr -, for
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STATEN leland.

ToTTESvfLtr-The houso Of Waller T. Eloi. entered
by Yesterday and robbci Of IArge quantity OF
i,wsry ami cuthnc. The house well sapplied with
improved burglar Alarms Tut thy se To properly
MAMsRks HAKrOA-The lsrp frame bulldng Oecupei BY
Mira Matilda Alien the shore road
by IRE Yesterday loss 900 winch insured
policy ~ ng eIpl oil the Gay previous
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RROOKIYN

girl named Mary White Of No. 40 Poparst.
In unconscious condition and attended by another girl
Bridge Thursday night She bleed
ing from a wound her head waiter named william
Baker, who Ia employed at No l5l Washingtonst,
deLiItcd assaiiant held 81
Justice Walsh yesterday. slungshOt was found IN his
pocket
The Nassau Athletic Club held interesting meeting
tho Casino in Ffth.ave last night several wcknown
speeches. The club although recently organized
han m thu roa1 tn Dros
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ton that Parker gong Europe THE ere
n hal laid his that subject before ecoio'
Smvth and asked that Parker did obtain ball imme
isisy on his arrrst compelled remain In ns noos
vit0nt bail Rsconer Hmyth decided ~ eommie raIkof
hout nail And he set tie trial on kopoay
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fwo GER BAIL, ONE DOESN'T

George y Psrksr, the prssasnt Edward wsthsrslL the
SECRETARY and George w. obeon the council Of The
American Claim Agency. Who recently arrested
GAarKes q petty krceny, aagne yesterday before
seorisf sny TO answer 10 The lhdietmen seaAnst Aen
Hu ~ paeeasd net Ealy and wsthsre aed 0bsoSs
Datsic& Assssney hsrtns ha hswsvsr received nIerns
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LONG leland.

JErFyRsovThe PRESBYTERIAN Church OF this place
ha. allied John = Penman the Union Theological semi
nary pIstOr Tho fouring mill
he a son, togoLhri Ia largo quantity OF Hour and
feed taly desiro, by nTe Ihuislsy night The
loss "a Sd, 900; uninsured
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ses IN an Of these divisions eQuably TO the qua sno
ouspty Of vork performed giving the lowest SALARIES
ysarl 70 the record cersA Many o. ~ oS soros
ham ont Of lie eer Vice TO make vacancies for others
he Collector may receive me power 70 determine VINO
shaI receive the lowest salar1es
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PERKINS WINS THE RACQUET CHAXPI0N6HIP.
na match for the racquet championship was played 81
the Racquet In sixhave yesterday Afternoon The
contest had L Perkins and David Ly'
ds and interested number Of pecttors Scn 10 S
game rather easily by the scoie Of ID ~ YET ya3
made several brilliant plaza Perkfns also won tn1
as followst -
Q. L. Perkfns- iS 70 49, 81